Elfin Sports Cars
Historic vehicles – Garrie Cooper era

Model
Total
Production
Description
Image
Streamliner
23
1959–1963
Sports racing car (front engined)
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Formula Junior & Catalina
20
1961–1964
Formula Junior racing car & small capacity racing car. The two models differed only in minor specifications and the majority built were Formula Juniors.
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Clubman
14
1961–1965
Clubman sports car
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Mallala
5
1962–1964
Sports racing car
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Type 100 Mono
19
1964–1969
Australian 1½ Litre Formula racing car
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Type 500
21
1965–1969
Formula Vee racing car
Elfin Formula Vee of Shane Lee.JPG
Type 400
4
1966–1967
Group A sports racing car (V8 powered)
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Type 300
6
1967–1969
Sports racing car
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600/B/C/D/E
27
1968–1971
Racing car (various formulae)
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600 FF
17
1969–1972
Formula Ford racing car
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Type 350
1
1969 only
Sports racing car
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ME5
1
1969 only
Group A sports racing car (V8 powered)
Elfin ME5 of Trevor Lambert.JPG
Type 360
3
1971 only
Sports racing car
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MR5
4
1971–1972
Australian Formula 1 racing car (F5000). The first F5000 car designed and built by Elfin.
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620FF / 620B
20
1972–1975
Formula Ford racing car
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622
6
1972–1974
Australian Formula 2 racing car
Elfin 622 of Mark Goldsmith.JPG
623
8
1973–1974
Australian Formula 3 racing car
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MR6
1
1974 only
Australian Formula 1 racing car (F5000)
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MS7
1
1974 only
Sports racing car (V8 powered)
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630
2
1974–1975
Australian Formula 2 racing car
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700
7
1975–1977
Australian Formula 2 racing car
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MR8
3
1976–1978
Australian Formula 1 racing car (F5000)
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New Generation "NG"
29
1976–1983
Formula Vee racing car
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792
3
1979 only
Australian Formula 2 racing car
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Aero FF
1
1979 only
Formula Ford racing car
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GE Two-25
1
1980 only
Australian Formula 2 racing car
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MR9
1
1980 only
Australian Formula 1 racing car (F5000). The first open-wheel race car to be designed and built in Australia using ground effect aerodynamics.
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Total
248
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Question: What was the company production like?
Answer: The company produced 248 racing and sports racing cars in 27 different models.